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The clinic, which will serve both non-Native and Indigenous veterans, is expected to open early next year.

Cherokee Nation leaders met on Tuesday to break ground on a new 75,000-square-foot Head Start facility in Tahlequah.Construction of the new Head Start facility

STILWELL ­– The Cherokee Nation signed an agreement with the city of Stilwell this week that acknowledges the tribe’s intent to donate revenue from traffic citations back to the municipality.

In an age where cooperation is essential to address the many challenges facing our people, I am excited about a new agreement between the Cherokee Nation and the U.S. Department

Four years ago, the Durbin Feeling Language Preservation Act launched Cherokee Nation on a historic journey to preserving and perpetuating the Cherokee language.

In an age where cooperation is essential to address the many challenges facing our people, I am excited about a new agreement between the Cherokee Nation and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to open a VA clinic within Cherokee Nation’s Vinita Health Center. This historic partnership advances our commitment to ensure that all veterans, both Native and non-Native, can receive quality health care. Five staffers from the Eastern Oklahoma VA Health Care System will be housed in the Vi...

STILWELL — The Cherokee Nation signed an agreement with the city of Stilwell this week that acknowledges the tribe’s intent to donate revenue from traffic citations back to the municipality.

The Cherokee Nation has begun construction on a new state-of-the-art Head Start facility in Tahlequah.

Leaders of the Cherokee Nation met Tuesday to break ground on a new 75,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art Head Start facility in Tahlequah.

The 106-year-old grain storage area now anchors The Hayden Granary district that includes a coffee shop, a wine bar, a brewery, rental units, a food truck and a space for a caterer and popup eatery.